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N.M. Judiciary Quick-Start Guide SRL V3-2

Quick-Start Guide SRL V3-2

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

re:Search®NM Quick-Start Guide for SRLs

Are you representing yourself in a New Mexico court case?

re:SearchNM provides online access to your

New Mexico court case records

The New Mexico Courts are committed to expanding access to justice. re:SearchNM is the

key, providing the ability to access your case quickly and easily through a computer or mobile

device while protecting your sensitive personal data.

As a Self-Represented Litigant (SRL), you will be able to see most case types on which you

are marked “Pro Se”.

As updates are made to the case, through additional filings by the parties or by the court,

this updated information will be reflected in re:SearchNM in real time.

It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3…

1) File Your Case at Court as a Self-Represented Litigant

When you file your case in person at the court, be sure to have the clerk mark

you as “Pro Se” on the case and provide them with your email address* and other

identifying data by submitting the Unsworn Affirmation form with your pleading. You may

ask the court clerk for this form when filing your case.

2) Go to the “re:SearchNM” Website

On your computer or mobile device** navigate to re:SearchNM:

https://researchnm.tylerhost.net

3) Click the How to Get Access Link

Follow the step-by-step instructions for Self-Represented Litigants

on the How to Get Access page, which includes submitting an

application and registering for your account. You will need Internet

access, a computer, a printer, and a scanner or camera to apply for

access to re:SearchNM.

* Don’t have an email address? You can go to Google.com, Yahoo Mail or Outlook.com to acquire one for free

** Don’t have a computer? One may be available at your local Public Library

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re:Search®NM Quick-Start Guide for SRLs

Log Into re:SearchNM Case Details

After following the How to Get Access steps for a

The Case Details page is where you can see

Self-Represented Litigant and receiving your access

information on a case, including the following:

approval email, use your computer or mobile device

to go to the re:SearchNM website: • Case number and type

• Parties, attorneys, and judicial officers

https://researchnm.tylerhost.net • Hearings

• Charges

• Filings and documents

If You See “0” Cases

There are a few reasons for seeing “0” cases in Register of Action

your account:

1) Your application for the JID Service Desk to Another view of the case details can be seen by

approve access has not been processed yet. It clicking on the Printer icon, which will display a

can take up to 30 days to process your “Register of Actions” view of the case details in a

application. printable format.

2) You are not marked “Pro Se” on the case

3) A case is restricted from public access

If you have received an email from the JID Service

If You Retain an Attorney

Desk and/or the re:SearchNM system notifying you

that you have been given access to a case, but see If you retain an attorney on a case where you were

“0” cases, please call technical support at: previously self-represented, your attorney will now

have access to your case on your behalf. As you

Tyler support (844) 307-8720 or are no longer representing yourself, you will lose

research.support@tylertech.com online access to that case in re:SearchNM.

Finding Your Case in Questions?

Technical questions can be directed to Tyler

re:SearchNM Technologies at:

When you log in, you will see a folder with a number Tyler support (844) 307-8720 or

on it indicating the number of cases you have been research.support@tylertech.com

given access to.

• Click on the folder to see those cases in a list Court and filing related questions can be answered

• Click on one of the case title hyperlinks to open on the court website at:

the case details

https://www.nmcourts.gov/re-searchnm.aspx

Not Seeing a Certain Case?

If you have received an email from the JID Service

Desk and/or the re:SearchNM system notifying you

that you have been given access to a specific case,

but do not see it, please call technical support at:

Tyler support (844) 307-8720 or

research.support@tylertech.com

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Source
nmcourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
Content hash
b128005e01b129ac8f70ef1d30d8196cc4fd1b737cac5366043d819978ccca78
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